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@NicheDown Sent dm. If found you have to donate to charity. Ty.

I need to find the owner of a website, I’ll pay 1,000 bucks if someone can get me owners contact info and the owner responds. That’s it - owner just has to respond, doesn’t matter what they say - you get 1000 bucks. DM me,

@iPullRank Yep, saw the post/study from PF and remember Alex H. from AirOps calling it a “shiny object”. I *still* would toggle it on since it takes 2-seconds. Wouldn’t you?

@coreyeulas Yeah, it doesn't really do anything for LLMs.

Cloudflare’s new “Markdown for Agents” is getting hyped, but adoption looks, as expected. From my scans (tool: scan.withfrequency.com): Top ~500 eCom: <10% enabled Scanned .Gov sites: 0 CF own site: Not enabled (homepage) 100 VC-backed eCom brands ($100M raised): 60%+ enabled

@ericosiu *1/29 Hey, are you going to record this? Interested to hear what you’re doing.

Doing an AI for business/marketing livestream tomorrow. Everyone is talking about Claude Code, Moltbot (formerly Clawd), Remotion, Kimi, etc., but I don't hear people tying this stuff to BUSINESS OUTCOMES. Let's change that. What we're covering: - Claude Code for building internal business/marketing tools without engineers - Manus-style agents replacing entire categories of manual work aka how I did $45k of SEO work in 20 minutes - Remotion for scaling content without scaling headcount - Where AI creates real leverage vs. where it's overhyped - What roles break and what skills matter next This isn't a beginner overview or prompt tutorial. It's what's actually working right now. Live + interactive. Link here: riverside.com/webinar/regist… Come hang tomorrow 1/28 at 9am PT. Leave a comment to spread the word.

@Jarodxu7 HappyCapy

Comment happycapy for invitation code. happycapy.ai

Excited to launch happycapy, an agent-native computer on your browser. Claude Code → Clawdbot → Happycapy > Private sandbox for everyone to run Claude Code anytime anywhere - no Mac Mini needed > GUI built for everyday user, visualizing skills and its output

@kristakdoyle @iPullRank Underrated tweet. Very good

@iPullRank Just pull up our pants and do the rockaway, now link back, link back

I bet the rapper Fat Joe be looking at his SERP like "wtf is SEO?"

Inspired by @iPullRank and extracting search_model_queries for analysis - I made this Chrome overlay extension to see the backend info easier (note: not hard to do, prob been done). I'm personally most interested in the 'unused citations'. Ideas? Anyone want to collab?

@x_armand I’m on the other side of that (and I’m beyond grateful and fortunate etc), not entirely sure it’s the green(er) pasture that everyone may desire, or is ready for, is all.

@coreyeulas All business is hard. But the story here is that there are big outcomes in agency land.

$40M in 13 years: An agency story. You start an agency and get it to $10M & 2M in 8 years. Let's say you ended up paying yourself $600K on avg for those years. $4.8M. You sell/merge with another agency doing $10 and 2. 9x EBITDA is common for a well run, hot market IT services biz. You take a 50/50 deal. $9M cash and $9M in stock in your new $20M and $4M agency. So now you've made $13.8M in cash in 8 years. And your new salary is close to $500K. You grow the new agency to $50M both organically and inorganically in 5 years. At $50M and $10M EBITDA, you can sell that business for $120M. And it's possible you'll own 20%. $24M in cash. Plus $13.8M Plus your $500K salary for 5 years. That's $40M in cash in 13 years. This story isn't all that crazy. In fact it's based on one of the leading Shopify design and dev shops. Feels pretty good when you stack up against brands. @TaylorHoliday is right about agency being a great business.

@x_armand So, I’m merely saying that I don’t think this your statement is true. All business is hard. Agency is brutal. It’s important to level set. The stories are wonderful, and I lived it, but by you saying it’s not crazy, is wrong (imo). It is every bit as crazy or more.

@JHTScherck I'm consistently showing cGPT using Bing (and it openly sources Bing when asking for sources). You can see it even talks about it's 'web' tool for information retrieval (and if you dig deeper via prompts) -- it's all Bing powered.

Question for the Gen AI smarties: Hearing rumblings that ChatGPT citations now mirror Google rankings, and not Bing. Do we know if ChatGPT is hitting G directly, or is it using an index (like SEMRush or DataForSEO) to sidestep getting blocked? It can't be direct, can it?

Any time someone says they are “semi-retiring” this means “not retiring”

@rob Likely an unhelpful answer, sorry, (as I haven’t done this specific use case before) but I would see if julius.ai could work.

Dear Lazyweb, I’m looking for an AI tool where I can paste a block of messy data, have it cleaned and structured and then entered into rows in a Google spreadsheet automatically. Will be a running sheet with new data daily. Have tried ChatGPT + Zapier + Terminal but it’s clunky and inconsistent. Any reccos?

@iPullRank @dohertyjf When you did the Mario themed deck, or comic book slides @ Mozcon… ::chefskiss::

I think my last minute slide thing started when @dohertyjf was driving my car while I finished a deck on the way to Philly to speak at SEO Grail. I think I'm off that for next year tho. I want my decks to be pretty again.

@nick_eubanks Reminds me of Ayima Pulse, which was a sneaky good tool.

I’ve seen the demo first hand. This tool is *impressive* — to categorize it as an SEO tool is an understatement (IMHO) , this is, in fact, a business intelligence tool. I see just as many investors and analysts as customers as I do SEOs.

@jeffrey_coyle @MarketMuseCo @Siteimprove Happy for you and team Jeff!

Today marks a huge day in @MarketMuseCo history: we have entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by @Siteimprove! Adding MarketMuse to Siteimprove will be like rocket fuel for Marketing teams. We’ve gone from being a specialist tool for SEO and content marketers to a powerful all-in-one platform that helps entire marketing teams optimize their websites and content. Read my take on the MarketMuse story, how the product works, and why we are better together with Siteimprove here: blog.marketmuse.com/siteimprove-to…

@SashaDagayev @tinybio_ai Congrats Sasha! Incredible news.

Super excited to share the biggest news possible about tiny - we have been acquired by Seqera! @tinybio_ai has been an amazing journey over the past two years and I am so thrilled to continue the journey as a part of Seqera. The tinybio team is going to be working on making Seqera innovations like Nextflow, MultiQC, Wave, and Fusion, and bioinformatics in general more accessible to scientists worldwide. We can't wait to get started.

@_chrismarin Can’t lay tip on table sure, but most would lay it on the rail one handed instead of poking. Level stroke.. when I play one handed I’d do that.

@coreyeulas Haha I found out a few years ago that official pool rules don’t permit resting the cue on the table (even for us one-handers)

Can I win at 🎱 one-handed in under 1 minute? (Wait for it)

@_chrismarin Also where is this? A room full of diamond bar boxes properly spaced, looks well kept - I’m impressed.